The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-05-16

Det, at Pssth, for the purpose of
elic:tipg il fJrmst on as the
RELATIONS BETWEEN AUSTRIA AND
RUSSIA,
bat it is improbable that Her Ttaa
will be in position to make an ex-
plicit declaration. He can certainly
venture to say nothing about the new
Russian intrigue, suspicion Of which
increases the anger of the Hungarian
deputies 7er tire Rsichstadt compact
OF 1875. In the face OF Russian under
ground plotting, open tariff hostilities
and efforts to ex inguish the Germ ans
In the Bait provinces, the verbal as
surances coming from st. Petersburg
are held of small account.
The Pot referring to the CEar's edict
supPressing the German language in
the schools, DECLARES that this is the
hardest blow t uCk at German and
European civilization in the Baltic
provinces. 1t involves the extirpation
OF the German element in the Dorpat
university aad will intensity the bit
tern So OF the anti Russian sentiment
felt throughout Germany.
NIChb luiSIoSl IL lNlb Ill
THE FRREoH CABINET CRISIS.
The North German Gazette considers
that the difference between the ,Cabi-
net and the budget committee Ire
certain to lead to disruption
OF the ministry. Tne National Zeitung
fears a return to power of the Freyci-
net-FerIy coalition. All thespapers
sgree that a new Cabinet, with Gen.
Boulanger as Permanent Minister of
War, occupying virtually the position
OF military dictator, would be a
menace to the peace of Europe.
Gen. Boulaneer's project TO expert
ment with the mobilization Of the
French army is regarded with inter
est and curiosity in German military
circles, but no alarm is felt Every
corps in the French army has been
ordered to hold itself in readiness to
mobilzs. 1t 10 expected that tala-
grams fixing what corps shall be
mobilized, will be issued about the
time the reserves are called out. The
railroads will be monopolizsd, requi-
stions made for horses and other
measures adopted exactly similar to
those followed in time of war. If the
project couceals design Tor a sudden
aud universal mobilization OF the
French army this spring to surprise
Germany it will fail, as the German
War Office has provided for
THE CONCENTRATION OF GERMAN ARMY
CORPS,
converging toward the Rhine over
lines extending the whole length of
the Empire, And for tffecting pas
sage OF the French frontier within four
days from tie time the order is Issued. |
criticism accords Gen, Bou- !
langer's scheme the merit Of giving
the French arnv greater confidence |
and iDcrea ed efficiency, and therefore
likely to give France an impulsion to-
ward challenging Germany. Gen.
Count Won " aldersee has completed !
his inspection OF the frontier. 1t is
that he will be appointed to
the command of the Tenth Army
Corps, Gen. Wartesleben succeeding
him on Gen. Won Moltke's staff.
THE TWO HousRs OF THE LANDTAa
met today, the Duke Won Rstibor re-
siding. Minister Won Puttkamer resd
he royal message proroguirg Parlia-
nent, nd the session closed with three
Il ar y cheers for the Emperor.
'HR EXCURSIONS IN ALSACR-LoRRAINE
LESSEN,
md there are fe Rer arrests. The French
nalcontents are ceasing their demon
trations. The members of the Mu-
/ licipa Council it Mulhauz have de-
ided to follow the ma Jor In r4sigH-
ng. Government Councillor Roller
'ecomes mayor. T.
PERSONAL.
The Grown Prince Frederick Will
am has finished his course OF treat
lent at Ems, and has returned to
'otsdam much better. His throat
ilment ia cured. j
Empress Augusta left today for Ba.
en-. Ths Emperor go?s to Kiel on |
une 9th to be present at the ceremo-
les at ending the beginning of work
n ths North sea andi B Attic canal. 9
nnce Bismarck, O number of men, {
ers OF the Bundesrath, and the presi-
ent OF the Reichstag will accompany
i'm. The Emperor latter bis stay at
lei, will take course Of water at |
ms. He will not revisit Gastein in
le autumn.
TIE Protester party in StrasburR has
econsidered its decision not to bring J
inward a candida for the Reichstsg
plscs Of the late Herr Kable aRd
i'll nominate q candidate.
A striking Methodist revival is pro.
'eding in Saxony, having its center in :
:hWsT1enberg, where the Methodisis !
ave collected funds for the erection of y
large church. They have established Y
chapel at Schnesberg and are send
z preachers throughout the country. :
Bishop Kopp recommends Canon y
'ckef, Of Breslsu, for the bishopric of = =
Teslau. The governmental is under 4
bod, will assent to his appointment. Y
At the recent meeting Of the Shakes a
are Society stWeimsr, Prof. Suspeca = =
livered the festival lecture, and the u
of theater produced for the occasion .
he Tanning Of the shrew." u
An unpublished opera by Flotow, d
titled "Die Musiksntsn," has been 81
II will be produced ct p
3 Mannheim thester. ~
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